Giving Thanks in Trying Times
Recalling the good things that God has done, and will still do, can bring us into an atmosphere of praise and giving thanks.
Recalling the good things that God has done, and will still do, can bring us into an atmosphere of praise and giving thanks.
Getting alone with God will bring strength and new direction.
Keep looking up saints of God! Our helper is on the way!
One of the jobs of the Holy Spirit is to lead us to Jesus, always connecting us to Him; and always glorifying Him.
Humility is a character of Jesus that we should imitate.
It’s not how we begin that’s important; it’s how we finish.
I am exhorting us to keep looking up and seeing ourselves soar.
God will move on our behalf.
In those times of being weary, He may be drawing us to Himself.
An everlasting Father will be an enduring, compassionate Provider and Protector.
Maybe the lesson of walking on the water is also about overcoming and rising above.
A Royal Priesthood ministry flows out of a servant’s heart.
We were created to position ourselves face to face toward the Light of the World, who is Jesus.
Being led by the Holy Spirit becomes our primary way of living as we grow in the knowledge of Jesus.
As His follower, you are the radiant glory of God.
It’s time to start declaring who you are in Him.
Loving one another is not a suggestion.
If we look in the mirror, we see ourselves; but what’s inside is what should be seen by others.
The love of the Lord remains for us our heritage.
Who we are on the inside and what we say on the outside should line up.
Recognize that God is always ready to help and that He is our strength.
For a seed to grow, it must go through a process.
We are betrothed to Him as our Bridegroom King, so our love for Him should be like a marriage.
In this relationship, we are called to wholehearted devotion.